fix(awards): audit and verify complete historical winner list - #133
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- Audited all 15 data/awards.json entries (Top End User Award, 2018-2026) against the canonical history at https://contribute.cncf.io/community/awards/. Count matches the published history exactly: no missing years/winners and no extras. - Fetched every announcementUrl, caseStudyUrl, and talkUrl (26 URLs total) and confirmed each resolves (HTTP 200) to a real page whose title/content matches the corresponding award entry. All were already correct; no broken or mismatched links found. - Added verifiedAt/verifiedAgainst/verificationNote top-level fields to data/awards.json so the completeness audit is a recorded, re-checkable fact instead of tribal knowledge, addressing 'no record of which entries have been source-checked.' - Extended validate-awards.mjs to require verifiedAt (parseable date) and verifiedAgainst (https URL) on the awards file, and updated/added tests. - Surfaced the verification date and source as a note on the /awards page (AwardsTimeline component), matching the sync-status pattern already used on /architectures, /community, and /members. - Checked the Awards box in ROADMAP.md Phase 1, since completeness and per-entry verification are now both true and enforced by CI. Fixes cncf#77. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Jorge Castro <jcastro@linuxfoundation.org>
Signed-off-by: Jorge Castro <jcastro@linuxfoundation.org>
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Closes #77.
Problem
data/awards.json contained 15 Top End User Award entries, but there was no record of whether they'd been checked for completeness against the full CNCF award history, and ROADMAP.md Phase 1 explicitly calls for a "complete historical winner list, each entry verified against its cncf.io announcement."
Audit performed
I audited the full Top End User Award history from the canonical source, https://contribute.cncf.io/community/awards/ (2018-2026, since that's when the award series starts):
Net result: the existing data was already accurate and complete; the problem was that this had never been recorded anywhere.
Changes
No per-year gap issues were filed, since the audit found no gaps to file.
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